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Lost the Backs to Your Earrings?

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Date: 11/18/2004 Topic: Old Categories > Helpful Hints  
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I keep brand new pencils at my desk with unused erasers. There have been so many times that I have lost the backing to an earring, that I came up with the idea to slice off the eraser and use it as a "backing" for the pierced earring. The pencil then can have one of those slip-on erasers added to replace the one cut off.

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By peggyv. (Guest Post)
Not sure about how to coat them but use clear nail polish to seal them.

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By Lonnie George (Guest Post)
have lots of old cheap gold earrings. I would like to find a way to paint them. I used gold spray paintbut that only for a few days and the jewelry started to have an funny smell. kind of like rusty. Can you advise me on what would be good to use. Also i did not know if I should Use some type of sealant.

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